Kant has 4 "antinomies"
The role of skepticism in the history of philosophy
"Ancient skepticism did not shrink from the labor of pointing out this contradiction or antinomy in all concepts which it found in the sciences."
Examining Kant very scrupulously (and wittily), Hegel arrives at the conclusion that Kant simply repeats in his conclusions what was said in the premises, namely repeats what is the category
Wahrhafte
Dialektik***
From this it follows only that "none of these determinations, taken separately, is true, but only their unity is true. Such is the truly dialectical consideration of them, as also their true result"
(226) [214]. 229 [217]:
* — continuity. Ed.
** — discreteness. Ed.
*** — True dialectic. Ed.
**** The word "separateness" is crossed out in the manuscript. Ed.
***** The words "cohesion, continuity" are crossed out in the manuscript. Ed.
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